What Is Dual Channel Memory and How Does It Work?
Computer manufacturers and enthusiasts often talk about single, dual, and quad-channel memory, but what are these?
Computer manufacturers and enthusiasts often talk about single, dual, and quad-channel memory, but what are these?
Better screen quality, but a bigger outlay. What's the best option for gaming when it comes to 1080p and 1440p screens?
In the market for a smart TV? If you know these specs, you'll cut through the jargon and get a better deal.
Everyone's talking about encryption, but finding yourself lost or confused? Here are some key encryption terms you need to know.
The driver inside your headphones helps to produce audio. But not all drivers are the same and it can have a big effect on how your music sounds.
Your smartphone is a seriously high-tech bit of kit.
The colored bars, the sine-wave tone—takes you back, doesn't it? But what are those colored bars for on your TV, anyway?
There's so much to consider when buying new headphones, and we're here to help you cut through the jargon.
Is it a file? Or an organization? No, wait, you want to buy something? Well, what does ISO mean anyway?
5G symbols vary between carriers and even worse, mean different things.
ARM CPUs have worked on a special multi-core architecture called big.LITTLE for years. But what is it about and why is it so important?
Mini LED is the new display technology on the block, but should you ditch your OLED screen for it?
Why does your PC only show 931GB when you have a 1TB drive? Here are the differences between advertised vs. actual hard drive space.
Headphones all sound different, and the frequency response is just one reason why.
Crypto this and crypto that, it's all the same, right? That's where you're wrong: cryptology and cryptography are different, and here's why.
Looking to buy a new monitor or TV? Don't let choosing between 1440p and 4K get you in a muddle.
Learn the technical jargon and you'll make better decisions about your next television or monitor.
Inside your mobile device is a tiny, powerful SoC. But what is an SoC and how does it work?
LG's new OLED evo's look great, but is it worth upgrading?
Does NKRO make you more productive, or is it just a gimmick?